Original Antique Poster Peace Loan Industrial Bank Of China Banque Industrielle

Original antique French poster - Emprunt National 1920 Banque Maritime 28 Rue de Laborde Paris / National Loan 1920 Maritime Bank - featuring a design by Er...

Original antique post-World War One propaganda poster to help raise funds for the country's rebuilding efforts after the war - Societe Marseillaise De Credit Souscrivez a l'Emprunt Francais A l'Oeuvre! / To Work! Subscribe to the French Loan - featuring a great design by Auguste Leroux...

Original vintage poster - Rangoon Port - issued by the Empire Marketing Board (EMB 1926-1933) featuring artwork by the notable Burmese artist Ba Nyan (...

Original vintage French national loan poster: Pour la Renaissance economique dans la paix. Emprunt National. Reserve Aux Porteurs d'or et de bons du t...

The Souscrivez à la Banque Industrielle de Chine – Emprunt de la Paix poster is a striking reflection of the financial and geopolitical landscape of the early 20th century. Created a...

The original poster by J. Basté in 1918, promoting the 4th national loan for the Banque Industrielle de Chine, stands as a testament to the financial mobilization efforts during Worl...

Original Vintage Poster-Toussaint-7th Commercial Fair-Brussels-Belgium, 1926 Poster for the 7th Brussels Trade Fair from April 7 to 21, 1926. The Grande Place...

The 1918 original poster by Adolphe Willette, created for the Banque de l'Union Parisienne, is a compelling piece of wartime propaganda, urging citizens to contribute to the fourth national loan (4e Emprunt National). This poster, titled Pour que la France soit victorieuse comme à Valmy! (So that France may be victorious like at Valmy!), is a poignant call to action, blending historical reference with patriotic fervor to inspire public support during the final year of World War I. Adolphe Willette, a prominent French painter, illustrator, and political cartoonist, was known for his evocative and often satirical works. During the war, artists like Willette played a crucial role in shaping public sentiment and encouraging national unity through their art. This particular poster exemplifies his ability to harness the power of visual storytelling to evoke a sense of duty and pride in the French populace. The poster references the Battle of Valmy...